Here’s the future studio, now stripped down to the studs and featuring a lovely upwards view of the interior of the attic.
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Mar 03 2005
Project: Crackhouse – The Studio II
Here’s recent progress on the studio/laundry-room project. All the wood panelling and ceiling tiles have been removed, revealing the dilapidated plaster beneath.
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Mar 02 2005
Project: Crackhouse – The Studio
Major renovation work began today on an upstairs room of “The Crackhouse.” Pictured below is its state as of yesterday. Already completed when the picture was taken are: the removal of several layers of floor-coverings (plywood, linoleum, more linoleum, even more linoleum), dismantling of the kitchen area on the far wall, roughing in of plumbing for future laundry room.
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The end result of this renovation will be a transformation of this area into a combination studio/project area, with a laundry room at the other end (not visible in this picture).
Feb 28 2005
Project: Adodo -update
I just heard from one of the editors of Adodo and here’re the cartoonists, besides me, who have contributed for the first issue:
“James Kochalka, Peter Kuper, Carrie McNinch, Derf, Ivan Brunetti, Paul Hornscheneimer, William Schaff and, perhaps Hideshi Hino and Igort ”
Pretty cool lineup I think…
Feb 28 2005
Wired News: Fight for the Right to Watch Trek
Wired News: Fight for the Right to Watch Trek
Look: I’m a big “Star Trek” fan. I own a stuffed tribble…and I still have a phaser that I painstakingly made as a child in my grandfather’s woodshop–based on a scale drawing of one from “The Star Trek Technical Manual” no less. But, fer crying out loud, would it really be a huge tragedy if we had a few years without a Star Trek show in production? Particularly if the show that would get the axe is “Enterprise,” which was impressively even worse than “Deep Space Nine?”
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